Sentence examples for mostly invasive and from inspiring English sources

At the submicron scale, food biopolymer networks can be visualized by a wide array of microscopic techniques, but these methods are mostly invasive and require careful image analysis in order to quantify network features.

To study patients diagnosed with retinal angiomatous proliferation (RAP) based on conventional imaging techniques with phase-resolved Doppler optical coherence tomography (OCT) to detect and localize blood flow in RAP lesions; and to compare these findings to conventional imaging, which are mostly invasive and give limited information concerning intra- and transretinal blood flow.

After successful eradications, mostly invasive and introduced plant species gained ground, while especially native grasses continued to decline (North et al. 1994; Bullock et al. 2002).

Using historical observations, short-term range expansions and contractions, together with associated demographic changes, have been documented in several, mostly invasive species in Europe and also world-wide [ 3- 6].

Other strains harboring zmpD include ATCC 700669, JJA, G54, CGSP14 and INV200, and the gene was detected in 49% of 218 mostly invasive disease isolates in one study [53].

The USPSTF guidelines conclude that 'adjunctive screening of women with dense breasts will lead to the identification of more breast cancers (mostly invasive) but may be associated with higher recall rates and additional biopsies.

Australia is now home to a diversity of large prey species, mostly invasive, that have successfully eluded eradication efforts.

Mostly invasive ductal carcinomas (64 samples) were included in the study.

Bjornstrup gives a detailed overview of mostly invasive methods up to 1995.

Malat1 has been shown to be up-regulated in a variety of malignancies, mostly invasive malignancies [ 36].

Vimentin-positive breast tumors have been described as mostly malignant, highly invasive, and chemoresistant [ 27].